Hu Rundong was an honest man, the kind of “honest man” women mean when they say, “Once I’ve had my fun, I’ll find an honest man to marry.” But he was even more unlucky: his wife wasn’t done having fun, and she had plenty of ambition.
His mother was hospitalized, his newlywed wife betrayed him, car and mortgage payments weighed him down, and he was penniless.
Under such crushing pressure, he struggled through on the confidence of a “chosen one.” From then on, he shut his heart off and steered clear of women, determined only to make money.
With the System’s help, he went from working side jobs to starting a company, then grew rich and powerful.
His ex-wife begged him for another chance, while the spoiled heirs who had bullied him bowed and called him Dad...
Looking back on the road behind him, he was only just over thirty, in the prime of his life, a heaven-sent talent with a future full of promise.
There is no one else who could be a coward in the role of the protagonist. His wife cheated on him and cuckolded him, and even the child he was carrying was not the protagonist's. A normal person would have wanted to kill the man and woman with a knife, or he must have severely retaliated. When it comes to the protagonist, there is no revenge, and the cheating wife actually wants to do it after she is in danger. To take care of the other party, and even the protagonist has to help the cheating wife get into the position of the adulterer's wife. I would say this is what a normal person can write. What does it mean to be a wimp? The protagonist in the book simply takes the word "wimp" to the extreme. Who can read it like this? Any man will get angry after reading it.
This is the author's third book that I have read. The author writes very well. 👍
Think of it as encouragement points.